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In an ever-evolving financial landscape, Private Debt has emerged as a resilient and adaptable asset class, capturing the interest of investors seeking stability and growth. Despite negative media coverage, what makes this asset class appealing to investors? What are the implications of lower interest rates on Private Debt? And how does it fit into today's overall investment climate? On this episode, host Anu Rajakumar welcomes Parrish Smith, Vice President at Neuberger Berman and a member of the Private Debt team to share his insights on why Private Debt can be  increasingly attractive to investors as highlighted in the team's recently released paper: Private Debt: Few Facts Beyond the Fears.     This podcast includes general market commentary, general investment education and general information about Neuberger Berman. It is provided for informational purposes only and nothing herein constitutes investment, legal, accounting or tax advice, or a recommendation to buy, sell or hold a security. This communication is not directed at any investor or category of investors and should not be regarded as investment advice or a suggestion to engage in or refrain from any investment-related course of action. Investment decisions should be made based on an investor's individual objectives and circumstances and in consultation with his or her advisors. Information is obtained from sources deemed reliable, but there is no representation or warranty as to its accuracy, completeness, or reliability. All information is current as of the date of recording and is subject to change without notice. Any views or opinions expressed may not reflect those of the firm as a whole. This material may include estimates, outlooks, projections and other “forward-looking statements.” Due to a variety of factors, actual events or market behavior may differ significantly from any views expressed. Neuberger Berman products and services may not be available in all jurisdictions or to all client types. Diversification does not guarantee profit or protect against loss in declining markets. Investing entails risks including the possible loss of principal. Investments in hedge funds and private equity are speculative, involve a higher degree of risk than more traditional investments and are intended for sophisticated investors only. Indexes are unmanaged and are not available for direct investment. Past performance is no guarantee of future results.    The information in this material may contain projections, market outlooks or other forward-looking statements regarding future events, including economic, asset class and market outlooks or expectations, and is only current as of the date indicated. There is no assurance that such events, outlook and expectations will be achieved, and actual results may be significantly different than that shown here. The duration and characteristics of past market/economic cycles and market behavior, including any bull/bear markets, is no indication of the duration and characteristics of any current or future be market/economic cycles or behavior. Information on historical observations about asset or sub-asset classes is not intended to represent or predict future events. Historical trends do not imply, forecast or guarantee future results. Information is based on current views and market conditions, which will fluctuate and may be superseded by subsequent market events or for other reasons.

Guest, Parrish Smith, award-winning producer, director, cinematographer and published author

This week I'm joined by Raven Hunter & Surreal the MC to talk about Erick Sermon and Parrish Smith (making dollars). That's right, top 10 EPMD songs this week. Both of them handled their buisiness in the late 80's/early 90's and beyond. Did your favorite EPMD joint make the list??? As always, the audio version can be found on all major podcast platforms.Follow the podcast on Instagram & Twitter (X): @b_boypodcastFind us online: www.riplak.comSend us an email: stillabboypodcast@protonmail.com

N.O.R.E. & DJ EFN are the Drink Champs in this episode the champs chop it up with the legend himself, Erick Sermon! Drink Champs alumni and hip-hop legend Erick Sermon joins us once again! Erick shares his journey in hip-hop, from his come up, changing the game with Parrish Smith and their group EPMD and much more! Erick talks about the importance of owning your publishing, and shares stories of Def Jam, Michael Jackson, Wu Tang Clan and much much more. Lots of great stories that you don't want to miss! Make some noise for Erick Sermon!!!

In this episode, the series of my top 12 albums of the incredible year of 1993 continues - 30 years of greatness. April's focus is Erick Sermon's No Pressure. This is the debut album of Erick Sermon as a solo artist. Previously he was part of the legendary trio EPMD which included Parrish Smith and DJ Scratch. Flow, Production and Lyricism made this an effort from E-Double.

"I am going to take you on a ride where I will challenge you to back down or go with me," Parrish Smith says in the interview below. "If you don't like to do this, and you see a glimpse of me, you will dislike me. But the second time it happens again, I will be there to change your mind again, just to be challenged." It's a confident, confrontational idea that goes with an unusually confrontational RA Podcast, a mix that represents a truly free spirit in the European dance scene. Smith, who also moonlights in the band Volition Immanent with fellow Dutch trailblazer Mark Knekelhuis, makes and plays hard, aggressive techno. But instead of gabber BPMs and overdriven kick drums, he directly incorporates ideas, sounds and influences from rock, punk and metal, a tricky combination that he nails like few others have been able to. (Just check his album Light, Cruel & Vain.) Case in point: this mix blends Regis, Tzusing and Playboi Carti with Sepultura, Juno Reactor and Celldweller. It's a journey to the end of aesthetics, where opposites don't attract so much as crash and melt into each other. It's a fierce hour-and-a-half but never quite overbearing or overwhelming, gracefully weaving in and out of chaos like the work of someone who knows the real impact and art of heavy music. @parrishsmith Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/874

Parrish "PMD" Smith alongside his partner in rhyme, Erick Sermon, created EPMD - one of the most iconic Hip-Hop groups of all time. Setting trends with their music and fashion, the two carved a path for every MC that came after. In this episode hear how Parrish pivoted from sports to music, from DJing to MCing, and from MCing to artist management, and all that came with it. Join our army of Golden Era Gladiators at www.stupid-fly.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

B. Cox reviews EPMD's fourth album Business Never Personal as it turns 30. After three successful albums that carried them through the peak of hip-hop's golden era, EPMD released their fourth album and seemed primed for success well into the 90s.The album is packed into less than 40 minutes of funky, but thumping production by the group with two singles: "Crossover" and the posse cut "Head Banger" which featured fellow Hit Squad members K-Solo and newcomer Redman. The album went gold and is considered by some to be the group's third classic album, and by others a return to their roots of their freshman and sophomore albums.The success would not be long lived. Due to tensions over financial improprieties and accusations that Erick Sermon sent burglars to rob Parrish Smith's home, the group split shortly after the album, pursuing solo careers, before reuniting in 1997 for a new album.Visit The Vault Classic Music Reviews Onlinewww.vaultclassicpod.comSupport The Vault Classic Music Review on Buy Me A Coffeehttps://www.buymeacoffee.com/vaultclassicpodShow NotesAlbumism: EPMD's fourth album "Business Never Personal" Turns 30 | Anniversary Retrospectivehttps://albumism.com/features/epmd-business-never-personal-turns-30-anniversary-retrospectiveHipHopScriptures: EPMD's "Business Never Personal" Album Anniversary https://www.hiphopscriptures.com/blog/2022/7/30/epmds-business-never-personal-album-anniversaryMedium: Funk Loops, Turmoil and Reconciliation: EPMD's "Business Never Personal" Turns 30...https://medium.com/micro-chop/funk-loops-turmoil-and-reconciliation-epmds-business-never-personal-turns-25-4f05419eabbfSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-vault-classic-music-reviews-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Ethos Records procède à un décollage en règle avec le premier album de Nocho, Constellations. Les deux fondateurs du nouveau label rennais, Eendracht et Speechmaker, viennent nous présenter ce projet en studio.On vous en avait fait découvrir un morceau en première la semaine précédente, et voilà que paraît le premier album du label rennais Ethos Records, signé du producteur brestois Nocho. Constellations emporte dans une atmosphère cosmique à travers un large spectre de musiques électroniques, de l'ambient à la techno, passant par l'electro, la jungle, la trance. Elle annonce l'espace de liberté et l'exigence de qualité qu'envisagent pour leur label Eendracht et Speechmaker, deux DJs bien connus de la scène rennaise, jeunes producteurs et désormais duo de directeurs artistiques. Ils présentent ce nouveau projet avec nous en studio.Les deux complices s'emparent ensuite des platines pour un set qui se balade entre bass music, electro, techno et EBM. Une fine connaisseuse de notre émission l'a qualifié de "vraiment pas mal du tout" (à titre de comparaison, Laurent Garnier au dernier Astropolis a eu le droit à un "plutôt cool"). < TRACKLIST >Parrish Smith, "Strength", Light Cruel & Vilain, Dekmantel, mai 2022.Nocho, "Orion", Constellations, Ethos Records, juin 2022.Nocho, “Orion (Cédric Sheva 7am Remix)”, Constellations, Ethos Records, juin 2022.< WHAT'S GOING ON >Rappel des soirées à venir dans le coin et projection sur une de nos prochaines destinations !BONNE ÉMISSION

In this episode of Awake All Hours, we begin with a brief recap of Primavera Sound before presenting our preview for the world's most famous festival, Glastonbury (9:24)! We do our best dissect the stupidly stacked clashfinder, highlighting significant electronic artists and unmissable sets, from the main stages to the darkest recesses of the festival, for those interested or attending next weekend. Highlights include but certainly not limited to a Sports Banger Mega Rave, Cinthie shutting down Genosys, a tantalising B2B between LCY and Blawan, swaying merrily in front of Firmly Rooted Soundsytem all day, Shygirl performing live on a giant head and an all night Booty Bass take over!We follow with album reviews, featuring the new noise rap head-spinner 'Nothing To Declare' by 700 Bliss (42:32), Parrish Smith's genre distorting ‘Light, Cruel & Vain' (57:00) and µ-Ziq's pillowy IDM dream, ‘Magic Pony Ride' (1:10:58). We finish, as always, with What's In My Bandcamp Basket (1:22:58), rounding up our favourite fresh club-ready cuts, featuring Manni Dee, Luca Lozano, DJ Polo & Ramzee, Angel D'lite and more!SUPPORT THE ARTISTS: https://buymusic.club/list/awakeallhours-ep-052-glastonbury-festival-preview-700-bliss-parrish-smith-and-ziqSUPPORT AWAKE ALL HOURS: www.patreon.com

In de tweede aflevering van seizoen 3, proberen Mr. Ghostman, Sluwe Voszz & Noot tot de ultieme EPMD track te komen. Terwijl de heren zorgvuldig een knock-out toernooi doorlopen op weg naar de finale tussen twee EPMD bangers, nemen ze je ruim een uur mee langs het rijke oeuvre, de geschiedenis én de anekdotes van legends Erick Sermon en Parrish Smith. Spoiler alert: dit is natuurlijk helemaal niet te doen. Support the show (https://petje.af/bralpodcast)

I mean the title says it all... Whether I look at Jay-Z and Dame Dash, NWA and Ice Cube, Nino and G Money, Avon and Stringer, KD and Russell Westbrook, Teddy P and Harold Melvin, or Erick Sermon and Parrish Smith when it comes to unity, I just can't call it. When it comes to unity, leadership and (business) relationships in the Black community I just don't see Black Matriarchy as the sole dividing force. Former ESPN and Fox Sports sports personality Jason Whitlock has recently launched his new Fearless podcast/YouTube channel, and in one of its first episodes he has rushed to the defense of his former colleague Stephen A. Smith during a rough week, tied Smith's "Asian hate" troubles to Maria Taylor's salary demands and reimagined the real point (overbearing black women) of Ryan Coogler's Black Panther. I should've known better, Wakanda never had a shot at FOREVER. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/its-always-personal/support

Scott mentions an interesting project (1:20) before both guys recap the work on their Kickstarters. They touch on two adages: 'youth being wasted on the young' (19:45) and 'ten percent of something or 100 percent of nothing' as well as Gerard Way, Parrish Smith and Rob Liefeld. A bonus pop cultre conversation follows with Gary Hodges, including Godzilla vs Kong (34:55), a SPOILER on close-watching of the movie's trailer (51:30 to 58:25), and television (58:30). Want to back our projects? Here are the links. Scott: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/accidentalaliens/2nd-shift-drawtober-to-comic-book?ref=user_menu Keith: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/kodoja/kodoja-volume-3-leviathans

le Frelon CAPITALISTE | Dj/Producer based in the fiscal paradises of the world. SC: @underwear-records IG: www.instagram.com/udwrave/ BC: udwr.bandcamp.com/ YT: urlz.fr/eLRO WWW: www.udwr.org Member of U.D.W.[r]: a collective of artists who wants to share what we believe to be good music with no barriers of genres/styles. Please support the artists listed in this Podcast especially during this hard time. Thanks for listening and sharing! > Trepaneringsritualen - Ǫnd þau Né átto, óð þau Né Hǫfðo [iDEAL Recordings - 2018] Isorinne - Each Onto Each [Yerevan Tapes - 2016] Fabrizio Rat Ferrero - Ultramarine [La Machina - 2020] Wireman - Axiom [Prime Numbers - 2010] Bookworms - Appropriation Loops [Break World Records - 2017] DJ Shufflemaster - Dawn Purple [Tresor - 2001] Maelstrom ‎– Alph4 [Central Processing Unit - 2018] Morphology - Horta Eco [Analogical Force - 2019] Luxus Varta - Gomjet [Brokntoys - 2018] The Pulse Projects - Grounds [Brokntoys - 2015] Parrish Smith - 1.0 : 8.0 Afrika Genocide [трип - 2014] Marco Bernardi - Catching Clouds In Outerspace [Brokntoys - 2015] Alpha 606 - Armambo (BMG RMX) [Interdimensional Transmissions - 2016] Ben Pest - Vim & Vigour (Transparent Sound Remix) [Orson - 2020] Sonar Base - Welcome To Sonar Base #4 [U-Trax - 1997] Logos - Dust [Berceuse Heroique - 2019] Notzing - To Disassociate from Environment [Edit Select - 2020] Forest Drive West - Traveller [Livity Sound - 2018] Kobosil - When I Speak [Ostgut Ton - 2016] Hecq - 0002 [Hymen Records - 2007] Japan Blues - Yakuza No Uta [Japan Blues - 2017]

Bienvenidos, aqui suena el octavo programa SYNTAX AIR, le dedicamos una hora de música a uno de los estilos musicales que vienen reciclados casi 40 años después desde su nacimiento a principios de los 80. hablamos del E.B.M o Electrónic Body Music y nos centraremos en las corrientes actuales de este estilo que está llenando las maletas de medio mundo. Como siempre, esto es solo una pequeña seleccion personal sin pretensiones, sobrevolando la informacion e intentado en tan solo 60 minutos, difundir aquellas musicas que nos rodean y encantan. En este programa sonarán producciones de Cardopusher, B1980, Kontravoid, Parrish Smith, Morgan Hammer, Jensen Interceptor o Julio Tornero, entre otros. Será en formato sesión mezclada por IUPACC, y sobre la misma iremos dando la info como habitualmente.

300 up! And who better to help us mark this milestone than Parrish Smith, a core member of the Dekmantel family for a number of years. Not only a much loved regular at our festivals, he is also at home on Dekmantel UFO when not releasing on L.I.E.S.. Smith's famously full-throttle body music has a distinctive analogue edge whether raw and industrial, or acid laced and raved up. Does that make him Holland's most punk DJ? Quite possibly, because his ability to bring sonic terror to any dance floor is second to none, no matter what tools he uses. This week, he brings his bristling and unrelenting energy to your home stereo, headphones or car with all the disregard for genre you would expect. Across 90 punishing minutes there are distorted techno drums and caustic synths, brightly lit strobes and death metal vocals that will scare you to your core. Managing to keep a lid on such a high octane and confrontational mix of darkened sounds is a skill in itself, and one that Parrish Smith has long since mastered. This one, then, is not for the faint of heart.

The Radio Boys (C.Truth, Kev Lawrence) talked with the Revolver John Jigg$ (@Jiggsthegreat). Jiggs discussed living all over Long Island, getting advice from K Solo, the help he got from Parrish Smith of EPMD, teaching his son the business and his son coming for his crown, touring Europe, how Mxnxpxly Family got started, mastering his bowling skills, Hip Hop from the heart, the evolution of John Jigg$ , Atlanta traffic, giving the audience something unique, other Long Island influences like: EPMD, Rakim, Keith Murray, Dinco D, Roc Marciano and more. For additional content go to: www.thermalsoundwaves.com Tweet: @thermalsoundwav IG: @thermalsoundwaves Facebook: @thermalsoundwaves --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thermal-soundwaves/support

RYC 380 | Parrish Smith

Mark Knekelhuis is a world explorer who brings a love of live instrumentation to his dance music. The Knekelhuis label boss is a staunchly DIY operator who is also the voice of Volition Immanent, a live act along side Dekmantel regular Parrish Smith. He makes music that manages to be deeply personal but also immediate and arresting and that same style defines his radio shows on Red Light Radio. His mix for us is an exploration of deeply hypnotic sounds and dreamy breakbeats to slowly but surely wake you up right at the start of the week. Once you’re in the groove, there is space travelling electro and beautifully delicate melodic techno that continues to sooth your soul as you journey through the cosmos and off to a better place.

In deze eerste aflevering van BRAL. praten Ghost, Voszz & Noot over het laatste album van Gang Starr, komen de overeenkomsten tussen Kanye West & Hans Teeuwen voorbij én blijkt EPMD’s Parrish Smith een bijzondere voorliefde voor bergen te hebben. Verder proberen Voszz & Noot tijdens de podcast een compleet nieuwe track te maken, terwijl Ghost de gesprekken over Beats, Rhymes en Life op gang houdt.Lekker skippen? Dat kan.@00:08:07 - Backpack item 1: Gang Starr - One Of The Best Yet. Over de totstandkoming van het album, de verstandhouding tussen Guru, superproducer Solar & DJ Premier en de ontmoeting die de heren hadden met Guru.@00:22:30 - Start bouwen beat: Ghost & Voszz kiezen de sample, waarmee Noot aan de gang mag om binnen een uur tot een beat te komen. Niet leveren betekent een tientje in de pot!@00:30:26 - Backpack item 2: Xzibit - Restless. Over de work ethic van Xzibit en over persoonlijke ervaringen tijdens de recente NL tour van X.@00:38:42 - Backpack item 3: TV-programma Hunted. Zou jij een voortvluchtige meenemen in je auto? Als je zelf voortvluchtig bent, welke albums neem je mee? Voszz & Ghost bespreken het.@00:48:32 - Tussenstandje beat: Ghost & Voszz checken tussentijds de stand van zaken. Gaat Noot met een beat komen, of moet er straks een tientje in de pot? @00:54:48 - Backpack item 4: De DVD Notorious. Over de ruime keuze aan Hip Hop gerelateerde documentaires, films en series die je tegenwoordig kunt checken. Wat is er tof? 01:08:37 - Backpack item 5: Een vliegticket. Over een recente trip van Voszz, waarbij hij probeert de handjes op elkaar te krijgen voor de bestemming.01:22:02 - Beat alarm: de tijd is voorbij. Maar is er een beat?01:29:32 - Backpack item 6: Kanye West - Jesus is King. Over het laatste album van Kanye West. Is Hans Teeuwen een inspiratiebron voor Yeezus?01:43:53 - Backpack item 7: Een grafiek? Aan de hand van een mooie infographic, over de alleenheerschappij van rap in het algemeen en Eminem in het bijzonder. 01:56:19 - Verse alarm: als die beat er was, is er dan nu een verse?02:02:42 - Outro: over hoe je ons kunt helpen deze podcast te blijven maken.Links bij de uitzendingBackpack item 1: een uitgebreid artikel over de totstandkoming van het laatste artikel vind je hier: bit.ly/BRAL-S01E01-PB-BP1Start bouwen beat: de 3 covers waaruit Ghost en Voszz hebben gekozen, vind je hier. Cover 1: bit.ly/BRAL-S01E01-SMP1 // Cover 2: bit.ly/BRAL-S01E01-SMP2 // Cover 3: bit.ly/BRAL-S01E01-SMP3Backpack item 7: de besproken infographic vind je hier: bit.ly/BRAL-S01E01-PB-BP7Vind ons!www: gebral.nlInstagram: instagram.com/bralpodcastTwitter: twitter.com/bralpodcastFacebook: facebook.com/bralpodcastSoundcloud: soundcloud.com/bralpodcastYoutube: youtube.com/bralpodcastSupport ons!Petje af: petje.af/bralpodcastSupport the show (https://petje.af/bralpodcast)

Ryan & Hamptons Dave sat down with a rotation of producers and emcees working with the Def Squad Label to broadcast an episode straight out of Erick Sermon's personal headquarters. Rockwilder, producer of many hits including Lady Marmalade joined us to tell us some stories of working alongside Redman and more. One half of EPMD, Parrish Smith then joined us to tell us about the early days of Long Island Hip Hop and what it is was like being a huge part of what many deem to "Golden Age" of hip hop. Finally to wrap up the episode Sean Strange hopped on mic fresh off a plane from Germany to talk about his experience in booking & promoting shows in Europe. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

With tracks from Alessandro Adriani, Maenad Veyl, Millions Of Dead Tourists, Parrish Smith, Credit 00, Mitchell Goor, Oslo Gabon, Identified Patient, Lokier, Borusiade, Die Orangen, Drvg Cvltvre, Ali X, Ximena, Palomo, Broken English Club and Module Werk. Follow Le Coné here: https://soundcloud.com/lecone https://soundcloud.com/tlabel

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On this special episode we have the legend Parrish Smith from EPMD.

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Here’s an INTERVIEW EPISODE for this week featuring an interview with Parrish Smith (aka PMD) of EPMD! We had a lot of fun talking with Parrish about his history with hip-hop, some of his tour stories as well as the future of EPMD, with some great music from the era throughout the episode. Twitter: @PMDofEPMD Instagram: @pmd_mic_doc Episode Playlist: * EPMD – “Underground” * EPMD – “Please Listen To My Demo” * DAS EFX – “They Want Efx” * EPMD – “I’m Mad”

Here’s an INTERVIEW EPISODE for this week featuring an interview with Parrish Smith (aka PMD) of EPMD!  We had a lot of fun talking with Parrish about his history with hip-hop, some of his tour stories as well as the future of EPMD, with some great music from the era throughout the episode. Twitter: @PMDofEPMD Instagram: @pmd_mic_doc Episode Playlist: * EPMD – “Underground” * EPMD – “Please Listen To My Demo” * DAS EFX – “They Want Efx” * EPMD – “I’m Mad”

Here’s an INTERVIEW EPISODE for this week featuring an interview with Parrish Smith (aka PMD) of EPMD! We had a lot of fun talking with Parrish about his history with hip-hop, some of his tour stories as well as the future of EPMD, with some great music from the era throughout the episode. Twitter: @PMDofEPMD Instagram: @pmd_mic_doc Episode Playlist: * EPMD – “Underground” * EPMD – “Please Listen To My Demo” * DAS EFX – “They Want Efx” * EPMD – “I’m Mad” --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Here’s an INTERVIEW EPISODE for this week featuring an interview with Parrish Smith (aka PMD) of EPMD! We had a lot of fun talking with Parrish about his history with hip-hop, some of his tour stories as well as the future of EPMD, with some great music from the era throughout the episode. Twitter: @PMDofEPMD Instagram: @pmd_mic_doc Episode Playlist: * EPMD – “Underground” * EPMD – “Please Listen To My Demo” * DAS EFX – “They Want Efx” * EPMD – “I’m Mad” --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This episode is all about Erick Sermon and Parrish Smith, bka. EPMD Ranked Number 8 on our Greatest Hip Hop Groups of all time list, my guest @ShareefJackson and I discuss: Favorite lyricist (E or P) The Discography Favorite Songs Social impact Guest spots (LL, K-Solo, etc) The Videos And More Support this podcast